Food & Drink

"I don't like fudge. It's too fudgy," says Gary Janetti.

Pennsylvania baker Jasmine Cho's cookies are for the culture.

Here's how we can "tap" into spent grain upcycling to curb climate change.

In Israel, there's pleasure in being spontaneous when entertaining.

Nothing screams democracy quite like a corn dog, right?

If you're a parent on the ketogenic diet, don't even consider making your children follow its strict rules.

While Chick-fil-A may not have wanted to boost Popeyes' sales, "they created a lot of exposure for themselves, too."

Experts explain how we process the sugar in an apple differently from the sugar in a cookie.

Migrant workers face challenges as the industry turns to mechanization and faces fluctuating weather patterns.

Experts share the top buying, prepping, cooking and storing goofs that can make eating frozen veggies a total drag.

Growing produce that's common in Asia has become a radical act of cultural preservation.

Jammy, baked fruit with a crispy, buttery topping – without the hassle of making pie dough.

Want to know the most healthful produce to eat? The answer is probably simpler than you anticipated.

Experts get to the bottom of whether tomatoes, eggplants and peppers can be bad for you.

You should know not to store tomatoes in the refrigerator by now, but these other no-nos might come as a surprise.

A few simple psychological tricks can help you load up on more healthy produce.

It takes more than 1,500 gallons of water to make a chocolate bar!

So long, kale and avocado. Food industry analysts predict the next big produce trends.

Imagery has the power to turn a seemingly innocent depiction of fruit into the stereotyping of an entire group of people

Americans are eating less meat and more plant-based foods these days. Here's how it's affecting the environment.

She runs the company that makes the Whirley Pop. She eats popcorn all day long.

They were a top seller on Prime Day among HuffPost readers — here's why.

HuffPost Food & Drink’s series Consumed shines a light on Americans’ obsession with food, one topic at a time. September's theme is all things bread, pasta, noodles and more.

Hurry up and make these recipes now while juicy peaches and ripe tomatoes are still in season.

The fast food chain said that the sandwich supply was supposed to last for seven weeks, but sold out in only two.

Two simple tricks make this soup naturally creamy without any milk, cheese or even almond milk substitutes.

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Popeyes has debuted a new fried chicken sandwich. For Chick-fil-A, that means war.

Where does a peanut butter and jelly rank vs. tuna salad or turkey and Swiss?

In honor of National Potato Day, DoorDash analyzed its delivery order data.

“Organic food is more nutritious than non-organic food, but not in the way that you might think." As for taste, it's a mixed bag.

Buzz-worthy beers don't have to give you a buzz 🍺

The district manager said the town of Wareham, Massachusetts, has little to no talent pool to hire from, because "most are recovering addicts, and we cannot hire them.”

This could quite possibly be the best thing you make this summer.

The story of a former meal-delivery kit skeptic.

It depends on the food, experts say.

Heirlooms, canned San Marzanos and cherry tomatoes all serve different purposes. So which should you use and when?

HuffPost Food & Drink’s series Consumed shines a light on Americans’ obsession with food, one topic at a time. August's theme is produce.

Sweet grilled peaches, an irresistible elote dip and lots of pasta, because carbs don't take summers off.

They're butchers, business owners and innovators, and they're taking names.